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The Great Fire ha London, 1666.
Great public (ilikinjtip.ti ,, ,'keiliat which
has just happen - e'd tantitigo, 'Stir the
blood in the contemplation of them, at
the ditaitebl4ll'6l Will
occurrence. nature has been
shocked by numerous tragedies of similar
fearful import: great Loudon fire
was attended by none of the heartrend
ing eireumstpues pf Oda. urut, ,bpt
was neyedthelets aliriost kalainitois and
impressive occurrence, a sketch of which,
by John Evelyn, in his diary, places the
spr•etaieltAil litrely colors before the im
aginatkfit
• file th-e began about ten o'clock on
the evening of the 2d of September, a
fierce 71715t,e1 wind lowin oxer .tkie
city. Mitet ea deAllAnlitlikhinisiffiyiz he&
everything was favorable to the rapid
spread of the flames. Evelyn, and his
wife and son., Avaxt ,to -view the contla
gration "to the Bank side in Southwark,"
where, he says, "we beheld that dismal
spectacle, the whole' eft' in dreadftil
flames dearthe:ivides side: all the houses
trom ,Thames.atreet. and ,
upward from Cheapaide, down to
. the,!
Three CranO, 'Were 710 W consuined."
All night "it was light as day fol . `tell"
miles around, after a dreadful manner,"
Evelyn. says; and in the motning, us he
came varli 06ii. The ground, the dames
were DIM -- biking hold of St. Paul's
church, which venerable strin•tnre had
very recently been examined he himself,
Dr. Wren . , and ottjqrsi and certHatu need
ed repairs delcrininea on. The s c affold_
in:; which had hoc n erected • assisted the
eontiagration ,"the • stones of Paul's
flew tike grados, the melting lead run
ning down the street; in a stream, and
the very plitementd glowing with a fiery
redne 4S, so as no horse nor Mall WA, side
to tread on them."
We abridge, slightly, the following
gr:tphin description (41 the s'ene :
- "The conflagration was 90 universal.
and the people so astonished, that front
the hegioning, I knew not by what ties_
ponden . y or tate . , they , slirlo, to
quench it, skithatilfeiVwitSinitilitit heard
or seen but crying out and lamentation,
running about like distracted creatures,
without'AtttiF attempting to save even
heir goilda'; ati:h a strange consterna
tion there was upon thew, so as it burn
ed bath in breadth and length the chum h
es,
• 441#.,cbarige,.1N rdplials,
monunteigia, Lleapiligt after''a
manner, from house to house and street
to street ? at great distances one from the
other ; for - the heat, with a long set of
fair and warm weather, had ignited the
air and preps red the materials to con
ceive the fire, which devoured, after an
incredible manner, houses, Mrnit ore and
everything._ All the sky
was Of feller'y aspect ; like the top of a
burnincr oven, and the light seen above
forty miles round for malt y nightis. God
grant mine eyes may '
never behold the ,
like, who novitt-itiv - above ten thousand
houses all in one haute ; the noise and
cracking and thunder of the impetuous
flames, tit. , shrieking of woMen and
children, the hurry of people, the hill
or towers, houses and churches, was
like a hideous storm, and the sir
all about so ; hot and inflamed that at
the last one was not able to approach
it, so that they were forced to stand still
and let the :flumes burn on which they
did for nearly two miles i 4 length and
one in..-breadth. The clouds also of
smoke were dismal, and reached, upon
computation, near fifty miles in length.
Thus I left it this afternoon binning, a
resemblance of Sodtanion the •last day.
It forcibly called to my mind that pa,
sage—lwn haheml, .5!.1! , e7t , ev
ilatem—the ruins resembling the picture
of Troy. London was, but is no more!"
On the fourth day of the eonthq,ation
it threatened WiblialLlll 4 aud alai - m(101e
court so that the blowing up of houses,
hitherto hindered by the selfishness of
individualstin,authority in the city, was
peremptogily ordered and executed.
Thus "sin% gaps and desolations were '
soon made, as with the former three days'
consnmptioa, the bank lire did not so
vehemently urge upon the rest as former
ly." The flames were finally subdued,
but the eAsteiroilae - dire a horrible eon_ I
dition, as may be surmised; the misera
ble inhabitants were dispersed about in
St. George's Figlds, idoorfields, &i., in
a state of almost utter destitution, while
those who walked about the ruins ap
peared, as Evelyn says, "like men in
some dismal desert, or rather in a , .111 e
great city laid waste by a cruel enemy;
to which ,msfitt-faMed. the stench: that
came from some poor creatures' bodies."
This terrible visitation, following the
still more terrible plague,' was 'made the
(R.eiNian of ft general fast throughout the
nation on the sucteedingt ,, Oetober, tint
did not long,hatetrupt the gaieties of the
court. A_ weeitafterwards his Majesty
witnessedtheperformanee of a play, to
which Evelyn aid norgt>,:-Its he "did not
approve of any such pastime in a time
of such judgment and calamities." The
King at this time took_up : Persian fashions
of dress, which he I'6'll owed for a ghort
period.
Guerrilla - Outtageti.—lt having been
reported to Major General Thomas that
a wagon, which had become detached
from a foraging train belonging to his
army at Chattanooga, was attacked by a
party of guerrillas, and three of the
guards captured, murdered and throwu
into the river, he has ordered that the
property of all rebel citizens living with
in a circuit ofreifiniTes orthe place'wherre ;; ";
the men were captured tithe assessed,
each in his due proportion:accordinA to .
his wealth,lemaite up the sum of thirty
thousand dollars, to be divided among
the families who were dependent upon
the murdered men for swot; as fol
lows: ry
Ten thousand dollars to be paid to the
widow of John W. D.Ought, of Wis
consin, Mr tlie support of herself and
two children.
Ten thoui3and dollars to he paid to the
widow of George M. Jacobs, of Wiscon
sin, for the support of herself and child.
Ten thousand Jollurp,:tolm divided
between the aged mother and sister of
Newell E. Orcutt, of Ohio.
The Blockaders off Wilmington.
—A gentleman direct froth Wilmington
reports that the t nem y have twenty-six
vessels blockading that port. These
vessels are scattered for a mile or two
off the mouth of the Cape Fear, and guard
all the avenues of approach with the
most sleepless vigilance. The cop se _
quences are that the chances of running
the blockade have been Featly lessened,
and it is a ppreheniltdbyteontethatthe day
is not far distant when it will be an im
possibility for a vessel to get into that
port without induiaing. a hazard almost
equivalent to positive loss. Having se
cured nearly every seaport on uur coast,
the Yankeeinftetlitabled to keep a large
force off Wilmington.—Richmond E,,_
q u frer.
Cold Weather in Cuba.—A letter
from HavantAtithlo.4lg, keitri.t"Tie
have been entertained for the last few
days with an unprecedented mass of
cold weather for this tropical climate, and
people arc shivering with the thermom
eter at (l degi:pes, I t np•
zero. As a 'intact - of course, with the
temperature at that height, we have had
neither ice at,or snow, a 411%110 to inak
the pinched up features of our creole
population, muffled up in their cloaks
and over-coats,omeightallnautAllitie-' ) 1
Me himself to be in Boston or Quebec."
11113138 , :TTI'l
o,olKit - latibus
I R STYNATIO.RfAt `B "A
OPFs-Ptl'rr:=3l 3l TaGFll.
TlttAsifßy
o P FTC E OP COMPTROLLER OC OtfitreENOt,
WathingtonnClty,.Aug. tithe Wag •
wnEn.A4s, By satisfactery pa n idencepresent4.
to the undersigned, it hat heeitite...tO appear
that the FIRST NATIONAT:BA oP'Prrrs:
.4.1.P808, In the County of Allegheny and State
of-Pennaylvitnia has beerk.duly.organized under
and according to the requirements of the Act of
Congress, entitled "an' Leflo provide a National
Currency, seensed-by a pledge of UnitettStates
Stocks, and to provide for ;Jae circulation and re
demption thereof." approved February 2fith,
1563, end has complied with all the provisions of
said Act required to be complied witty-before
Commencing the business of Banking.
Now rifkifsrotte, I, Hugh McCulloch,
t roller orthe Currency do hereby certify that the
said PIXLST NATIONAL BANK 01 PITTS
BUR(IIf, county of Allegheny and State of
Pennsylvania, is suthorited to commence the
business of banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witries.ss my hand and
seal of office, this sth day- of August, 1863.
HUGH MAX ULLOCH,
SS Comptroller of the CUrnency.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PITTSBURGH, PA.,
Late Pittsburgh Trust Company.
o.pitai 8400,000, with privilege to to
crease to 911,000,000.
The Pittsburgh Trust Company having organ
ized under the act to provide a National Curren
cy. under the title of the iltS'l' NATIONAL
BANE OF PITTSBURGH, would respectfully
'otter its services for the collection of Notes,
Drat te, Bills of Exchange l &c.. receive money on
depoalt and buy and sell Exchange un all parte of
the countr).
The success which has attended the Pittsburgh
Trent Oompany since its organization In I&cl,
will we helievehe &sufficient guarantee that tinni
ness entrusted to the new organization will re
ceive the name prompt attention.
Having a very extensive correspondence with
Banks and Bankers, throughout the country,
we believe we can otter unusual facilities to those
who Ju business with us.
The bi.inenn nal be conducted by the Battle
officers and directors.
:
.1AN11:8 NV.m. K. Nl,ll.'N.
1(0111:11T : 4 . 11 1 AL,..X.AI`,I , I,IISyLER
BLLIFItA MIS 11. 8.511.1.:Y
Tkit,S. 1 BRADLEY,
SAME( 1. ktl:A.
.I.IM ES LAMMLIN, President
oh N CA,Mer.
3110-11. X,,
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK,
65 FOURTH STREET.
LA_linrl7.ll - E.'n IN I rzt:S^S
OPEN DAILY, PROIII9 TO O'CLOCK,
Ur also, on Wednesday and Saturday evenings,
AI ay 1.,1 to November let, trum 7to uglock
and from NO vunt.. , r 18t to 31vy ibt, trout 6 t;:o
o'clock.
Deposita received iil all sums Jot less than Us e
DoL.L.k ft, and a die Wend Oi the pronts dm:hired
twice a yeAr, in June and Decembor . Interests
has been declared semi-annually, in June and I
ie
ceniber since the Bank was organized, at the rate
°Cala per ecni. a y ear.
Interest, It not drawn out. Is placed to the
credit it the depositor as principal. and bears the
Wine interest trom the first days tit June And De
cember, compounding twice n year. without
troubling the depositor to still or en ell to present
his pass !Haiti. At this rate money will double in
less than t wet, e years.
Books conldining the Charter, By-Lacs,
and liegulationn, furnished gran, on appi:ation
to the odic,
ItL,llsk.tiT.
:1 . .11F. A 1.13 h I:
VII NI•HF• 4 II.E.NTS.
.T0)111 H. .A.l l l. l solden, Isaac M. Pennuoli,
John noleles, .10111/
Alexsuder Speer, I sales H. 1, Meets,
Benj. L. Fah. ',lock, A. II M
James MeALIle), 31111 131,rp% It
inales Itertilivtll. Wlii..l A t1,1,1-.,13.
C'alN in Adam-, Jain., 1 , . li,ll \ .
John O. 13:tekoten. Peter A.. :NlA,ltori.
I ieorge Black ; W ma. \ nuicirli.
John c'. Itithil.•3 , .1 a Illt . , ~ I ii:11e,
A lonze A. a :ur, ler, lioJert 1i,,b1,,
Charles A. t.',,11 qt. W rticr I.• ..‘i,,N1,,,,L
Wan. IJougk,. .1 Jl,ll Olr
John Evans. 11enr) 1.. Hingv, nil.
Wm. P. We) min, John 11. :,lioenhergez,
Wm. :...,. Hat en. Wm I:. : , chiey I!,
Peter 11. Hunker, A lestin.ter 1 indh.,
Richard 1.1 a) e, bane Whittier,
I al. :•,. Lam ely, Chri.tkau 1 eager.
SILAAD.. AND TREA.I 11Ell
CIIARI.EN;
Real Estate Savings Institution,
ik.ZTATEMF.NT OF THE CONDITION
I of the xh,n e institution on the 2.1,1.13
ember, 1%3. published in coillortnitt to the
Amount of I)epusit., Nut .'ld 16E1
A lut,rcbt
A immilt of c,,Litingent Ftwd
Firbr Liens on lien) Eitate
Lilted States 50,iak)4).1
l'. S. Debt Certificates tu.l
Motet, (market 1 slue).. I Li.)sl 7:1
Interest earned not due .. . 5,59
(llH[e Yurnit 1541 tio
t'aah on ILI 0.1 ~,,, ... I L oll 7!
A. A. CAI U Trunlurer
.The an.tersigned, Auditing Coullnittee, Lane
examined the hooks of the Institution, the 1,,,nd,
sod becuritie., counted the cash, sa , 11 . 1% e
100thi the nt,on e elsteinent to he correct.
W.' li. CtIYF:I.A till,
NICHttIAS Vi
Deposits received PA ILY, awl EVERY SIT
URDAY El, ENINA I.
INTER EST PAID at it per rent. per annum
TRV , TEE , .
ISAAC JON ES. PUERTDRNT-. •
lbw. I'. M. . J. K..llk.ittiEnD
Wu. 11 SmiTii I 1 , 1, 0.1 - 111.04E1",
W. 11. ( 'or ELAND,.I4C, , 11 PAIN I'ER,
UV 1.3(1.1.10.4, I
NICHOLAS Vitil , Arl'L V.
Office, 63 Fourth Street.
lIOLINICS SONS, B A N E RS
• and Exchange Brokers and Dealers in
Nes, Drafts, Acceptances, (bold, Silver sod
Bank Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and
Western Cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout
the United State's. Deposits retei ve.l in par fun.l,
or current paper, No. S 7 Market et reel, bet Weell
Third and i"ourth streets.
GOLD, si DEMAND NOTES,
CertiticAtul tit Indebtedness, Qumrtermit.
OTNCertiticateb,
7 3-10 Bonds and Coupons,
and all other government securities, bought ti)
W. 11. Wll..l.l.Aildri tr. Co.,
Wood street, corner of Third.
inlas.6m t
PHILADELPHIA CARDS
J. RODMAN HLCK9
MAIGrE:V. & HICKS,
Importers and dealers in
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETTS,
Vest.lngs, Tailors , ' Trimmings,
NO. 255 IKA_IEt
0e2.9-tf PHILADELPHIA.
\S M. BRICE & CO.,
Produce and Provision
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 15 South Water st.,
Pur.L.A.DELNIIA.
•
inir•Liberal advances made on consignments
when required. my-iyd
GEORGE GRAN - T,
Manufacturer and
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
In every steseription of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
810 CHESTNUT STREET,
myl-lyd PHILADELPHIA.
C. A. VAN lIIRK & CO.,
=EI
GAS FIXTURES AND CHANDELIVRS,
Patent Improved
EXCELSIOR AND PATENT
PARAGON COALOIL BURNERS,
Hand Lamps, Columns, &c.
L ROOMS,
No. 517 Arch Street, . Philadelphia.
li u act ory , Frankford, PAU&
-tlia - A II goods warranted.
,05-Iyd
C. BARRY 13111A..1%P.
WITII
LONGCOPE & PEARCE,
Manufacturers and Importers ;
NM FURNISHING GOODS,
AND TAILORS TRIMMINGS,
No. 10 South Fourth Street,
myt- PHILADELPHIA
"BlilllloLl' TlO/11. Tll COPARTNER..
ab Ip herefocois existNg , bet weru the. under
signed fin the Clothing business, at No. tit Fed
era/ street, Ailleghentiveity„Alnder the firm 01W.
11. McGhee tt Co., will dissolve on Marsh theibth.
Persons ktiowifirTheiiinelves indebted to the
firm wilt pleasemiii pretious 10 that lime _ and
San. 1 - • • RW. 'FL/WOMB, 1.
3,18 d.
jemlblin
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' . 6 - 4 b STOCICSitOKESS. .. . r ... 11 -1410 . ' tki 't i l - it,tl Li ,`.t dOMALI — SSIKIIN, i MERCHANTS.,
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'II . '.3-: Ti.. 74 eIIIDAV, J. G. WELDON J.ZiO., NEEL LY. et OE& MOCILERBEAD,
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NOTE, STOCK i DRAFT,: fiIINII...ANO MOMAGE, WELDOR' & KELLY, CONMMSION.AERAIANT
REAL ESTATE AND IifiERCRANDISHROKER, ,
~, orplcs., . MANUFACTURERS Or : ' ?ors - 7/72144LE OF •
ARDOR, No. CZ BITRKE , S BUILDING, LA 1
Fonarli SxnEET, PITTSBURGH, PA. , AND
, . l• .
f NO. 74 .META L
ST., below Market, .
NEsANDT Amp wog , :. PIG METAt AND BLOOMS
,AV-Desirahle Still property and other Real AND DKA LEHI. IN . PITT4ENTRGI - 1. '
Estate to the amount o t t lltral,ooo fur tale low.
cAn,uf.m. OILS, BENZINE, 4kA)+,,! - 'I- "--
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NOTARY PUBLICS.
(10 Mo. '164 Ri r olloti'r a tin', -- ilear Sixth, ' , i --• R. 'H UT C - H IN S 0 N,
PITTSBIrRiIII. PA.
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0 M - V1 -
TOSEPIEf SNOWDEN, ____
(I,All? (4FI.L.LciI & if UTCHISsON,)
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-F3 .f - I. ONi A. N l3
I-UPPra-1 i? 4, 7T0,T9-i - -;',. :
INlCi a r-4 11 - 14 : 52.- x'rniar-Aicl, DITNrAN",' DUNTAII' .& CO., FORWARDING MERCHANT
N.. 439 DIAMOND STREET, MANUFACTURER , OF ,
.
sel9-iyd PITTSBPHOR. PURE-WRITE .REPINED • , ' ' DEALER IN
... - - - • C, AL Tit.' 3a 40, lc a) I ±.., je , I#ESTERt RESERVE GEESE,
DRUGGISTS. Otlice, 291 LIBERTY' STREET, Flour. Grain, Fish. Dried Fruit, Pearl and
Pot Ashes, and Produce generally.
'' my-8-611M p/TT§lll'Rti IL PA. Best Brands ot Tamil}' Flour Always ou Hand.
3 co-,. .1,...i. .1 i It. An L. 1, - n_lr, is- , , _
srIOESE;EOR TO -------
• NO. 102 SECOND STREET,
JAMES P. PLEMING, TAILORS. Between 'Wood and Market,
D 11 U C 4 Cr I 4 1.7 , 1../ALIII - . 4 4;.• A..1--"EvF:T,T, PITTSBURGH, PA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
MERCHANT TAILORS - - ' } d ~A r l lL ibed r al advance made on Consignments.
In Foreign and Domestic Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, oils, Dye-Stun and Perfumery, 135 SmiTUFIELD STREET, GROCERS.
NO. 77 FEDERAL STREET,
niy - 2•2-Iyd ALLEGHENY CITY, PA. wEHA - V E JUST REcEIVED A
WM. H. ANIITEI J. 0.0 R. HUNTER.
large and well selected stock of
PAPER MANUFACTURERS. FALL & WINTER GOODS, WM. H. SMITH & CO.,
Consisting of
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
S. B. & C. P. MARKLE, Clotho, ('loodnicres, Vcalingeo, &c.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Also, a large stock of Nos. 112 Second and 147 First Streets,
7.3c)c - vu- - , cAP. 1 - .. - 1-:-r—r r.:13. ,
And all kinds of Wrapping Paper, GENT ' S FURNISHING GOODS , deth: PITTSBTIRCIII.
'lin - Vt. , PECIIION".0(1 Including PAPER COLORS, NECK TIES and ._
everything usually - kept lit- first-class Furnish-
FROM NO. '27 WOOD STREET, TO WILLIAM BAGALEY
Ing :-lt ores. Orders promptly executed. ,
No. 33 Smithfield Street, au.lo-Iy,l
PITTSBURGH, PA. ' - ' • -
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WHOLESALE
..,-,-„, paid tor IiAtIS. ni.4 HOUSE CARPENTERS. GROC ER ,
HOUSEFURNISHING. CURTIS C. STEINMETZ, Nos. 18 and 20 Wood Street,
~ EN E /i.... L
UPHOLSTERY. House JanZ)-21 PI l' ISI3I Rall.
Carpenter and Jobber.
No. 85 Fourth Street, Nt-ar Woos. , HIOP , N'IRGIN ALLEV. P RH). MFR. ...II 1.3 RE'. Millt ............. MER
Late at Miller :a I{ Eckel NOR'S.
91. 11 ' i r t i • iii. 1.1 , I n is it e!.l? ll' e ,. :j u l : ' l , ,,, A ilv A ,, 'i l
1:2.1',..,.!,': Li. i " ''' " 0. ' l.ll 311,1
bite
4t
rl"'Il'
article 11l licit tim• 11; l 1 . , 11..1•..: i :r,,•,,,,,,,1.,. PITT•-1311;61I. PA. REYMER & BROTHERS,
t litrimas I ;on 1.. I '..tnlott.., Fe ,ther 1it.,18. Alm- 4,-, Ink.r, .c.lwited and pronsptl3 unrolled t,..
Isk --,, ot all kind. , ; also. the /a-tem.:deo Patent IStirce9,orts to Bey mer & A ndenints.l
- prit, I w.l, All kinds of s -, 114.1(,, Ilitn.l, and ---
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I ,51,,,. - ALDERMEN. IVIIOLE,ALE DEA LIM, U.
41,1 . 1'1,1111a at tention given 1.. .ill orbit tor fit
— Foreign Fruit a, Not 3, Confectionory,
tin.: il, l 1,, mg .10, n I.l•trilet, i Iii( . 1 ; ,11,, N. ,.
FRANK KELLY, so2nrs, Pict; Works, &r.,
~,H:-1),1 Icolitilil -. & liOl.NH:1,
STEAMBOAT FORGING. &C. Alderman and Attorney at Law, NOS. 126 AND 128 WOOD STREET,
P ITTsIII 'RI; II
NO. NI FIFTH sTlikt:ET. -- ---- -
4,Nruir.wl4,”ll.is . rill , NI , .:. MILLER
Heal,. PHIPPS. 3R.. ..1,,,,,.i,fl y , „ r1 „,,,.' /Casa 'olleetion of accounts and all le, o l bilti. W ILIA AM (-7A-1-1111 `4l" C4:::1"
. I EEERE.EI , EI Pnrtnt.l . s. new prompt]) allerkied to. SenElyEi :
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
IRON CITY FORGE, - -
BOOTS, SHOES, &C. . ANO ININERTKR, ~F
k I.( OLIN & PIIIPPS, - I .- -
. Xi 1.:1 It 'I Z W INES, BRANDIES, GINS, &C.
NIN'I il WALD, I'IIINIII liaill.
WHOLESALE ANII RETAIL DEALER
3/ A 1111 . F.ICT I . RE BAR IRON, GEN
crll II tin .‘ .In I : , ienstllvoqt Forgingi, ln null stuinutvetst res . HI
P.,t,-,11;:t•r. Fres.rlti ,11.11,,womotste Axles, Sc
eeto-ti
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LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINES,
Am,
SMELTING WORKS
.711't It 131" (Jo.,
%I F 41 I 1' It 1 V
, 11,1.1 h. ISF t:. • and Pregip...l
11,6,1 dill 1
A Ino
1111 ti•
1111 I'l ilr, ` , 11‘4 . 1
,nt 1) on hrn 1. 11011..1.. PI 'whines
and 1 Nl No 11tr r 11 - 0 . • I nll,l
S IN I; Fl Ii I . A. I•itt-tmrxl.
..1 1 h. , tilt df,tred
patient
HOTELS. RESTAURANTS, &C
f3.1 5 1"(7..A,_ CA- II it CP 'LT ,
No. :150 LIBER T 1 STREET,
Next to Pruusylvm a PR.iseuger Depot,
JOHN SAVAGE
HA VINI: A%I) FITTED (P.
sv it h ti.ll the 11111.10 M impro, ement, t
111,r re, I. 11.. rjectiari• 1 to 1.••olio
. the 1.,•• , , Il.• 1,.6.t •itt..r.:- P, -ter ,
is 111 tis• ve.l 1 . 1 tr 1 11101 \ 1.1 .!otsop
the ris 111 , 1..., ...1 All \ 1.•- I
conti.letitoillihi•h.lo.; I h,o tn.' 1.111.-
11, fl.ll 111.• Ir 1,“•11‘•111.•••
I 4,4 41
. 14 41
1%111. and ,11,11 I
and eolti 1k ant reTlll
=Ell
(_) It 11 ( ) 1' 'mill:,
NO. 22 DIAMOND ALLEY,
ANNOt Nt'ES
itl It p 1 1 ,1 1 ,• ill It 111' ti La receipt
Fit ,11 .1.. CAN OYSTEHS. H 1...
and I, prrpArea 1,1 4.•,,,lL,tiu.agte the 1.411,fis
thin ul.l Alit pelt Ltllllll.l Iwn,r to rti Iver)-
Ihutc!lit' tud di-I°l[lllg line id the
.1i /II:\ :.,11A1.1..H.,
=EOM
J-Ij
YOUNG'S EATING SALOON,
Coroer of Virgin Alley and Smith
field Pilrert•,
.YNTEI;•, and all the AO". 'l,, 01 the
he3Scoll will 1, her% ed up it I hi. uiu.l lralnlnlrk•
styles. ELI 1 i)1
I t corn, irg - in .1111" 311,i . 1111thlit . 111 A
a 1'01.1.0 HA LLIBILLIAR DV.II.OI) V.
CI LI uuld reini.l In.
old irienda and enstoinera that he is ',till to is
tumid at his 4,1 d siami, AP( ILL II H.\ 1.1,, en
(ranee un Fourth street. Ito ha', ri on hand
the heat qualO Imgertleer. and in Lonneetion
the hall, as well appointed Lillian! salmon,
with goo I tables, balls and rues..
Remember the place, Apollo flail, Fourth at
near Wood, entrance from !'mush.
HOUSENEEPV:RS
FURNISHING STORE
GooDs you Till,:
1c l'i't 'II 1.:IN .
•
Tin W.ire finishes
Wooden Wqre ' linsket,
-)pic.• lio,e, .11,11 Alokil.l.
('up l'ut§- M'c,li lilsinl
Sir.... I ill ter,) I Up AI 01 , S
Bair .':r. I, t 3 i N‘ Ire Sic, 1,4
Mince finlves coal :-.cuti le
Siker Sot`, ...1.,‘5. 1',,1i,1i
( h.1,11,0),,,1,ifi , I knife h\ fisher,
Skewer- lihnling.otJlia
I i ridi t 01.- i 5 'ode.. Al il l:
Lemon ,put.ezerJ W Ash lionNis
sieve P:ii, .Squce Pans
Wane Iron, Bird Itotufrri
Fish Kettles Fry Pans
Ham Boilers F 3 rilln Boilers
Graters Egg Beaters
Lnrillng Needlers Flour Pails
Pudding 1'41., Wstei Filterers
Bread Psi' Pie Plates
Butter I.odles j t 'lollies %V ringers
Iron Holders Wooden spoon s
Step Ladders Butler Prints
Keelers ll's.Al Till,
Clothes Lines Sow Cups
Scales Toast Forks
Cook's Knives Sad Irons
Bread Boxes Meat Presses
Scoops Cake Boxes, etc., ac
FOR 'T I I ..124 DINING ROOM
....1611All Hit Is-.
CHAS. 0.
SILVE.II PLATED.
Castors Call Bella
Syrup Jugs Nut Picks
(Jake lin', es Fish Knives
Crumb Knives he Cream Knives
Salt Stands Napkin Rings
Fruit Stands Cake Baskets
Butter Knit es Forks and Spoons
Soup Ladles Oyster Ladles
Gravy Ladles Sugar Spoons
Children's Cups Mustard Spoons
Round & Oval Salvers ace Pitchers
Boupuet Stands Goblets
Cll_79C.L.F..Frilr.
Ivory Handled Knives Carvers
Cocoa do do Forks
Stag do do Spusre Walters
English Tea Trays Crumb Brushes
Fork bikspoon Trays Crumb Trays
Dish Of f% ers Chafing Dishes
Hash Dishes Coffee lilggings
Wine Strainers Coffee Catetieis
Spirit Coffee Pots Niit i 'rftekers
Table Mats Round Waiters
Bread Baskets Cork screws
Wine Coolers Mote Sharpeners
Refrigerators Water Coolers, Sic.
l'oll '111:.: CI I.4.IIetLEUER.
Toilet Jars _ Water Carriers
Foot Baths Chamber Buckets
InLant'a r lEtatlis Bowls and Pitchers
Matt - elm - Brushes Gas Shades
Shaving A:lnas Nursery Shades
. Bronz Match Holders do Lamps
Flower Stands Clothes Whiskes
Nursery Refrigerators do Hampers
Wax.Takera Night Lights.
Mit3CE1...1...A.1%1M40U5.
Library Steps Door Mats
Vienna Fish Globes Vestal
Bird Cages Meat Safes
V 127,ettaL Pocket Knives
Card der — Visite Frames Flasks
Camp Knives Camp Portfolios.
And everything-pertaining td a Well appointed
Household.
To be obtained at reasonable prices at the NEW
STORE of '
WAY . Sr, iaCl-1,4-1113S.
NO 30 FrIPTE STREET.
Fizat'dour below the EiChange Bank.
.aelivered, tree-pf: duage.in the
city, Bllngheny, Btrmitistam s .Maucheater,
Dn
puesne borough, etc. agl6-law .-
--------- -
COPPER WORKS.
PROPRIETOR
Pr rirtor
Ladies, Misses, Gents, Boys & Youths
BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS,
IN ALL THEIR VARIETIES,
N0.t.!:5." _red t• rtt 1 Stre.et.
Allatheny City, Pn
LOAN OFFICES
I AJ A IN
HENRY W. CIMIOTTE,
NO. too M ItTIIPIELD ST.,
11111111
MONF.T IN I, 111 DE AND SMALL
tot er.
iund,..l es, cold nu.l till! et 'Watches. mud
all Idols of v•tloahle artichht, for tiny length of
tone no eed on l'he goo.ls O.IIIEIOI t, dell! ova
%,ith , mt the Ticket.
AL) - , /dice Hours trum 7 A. M. to 10 I'. M.
MASTIC CEMENT WORKERS
MASTIC CEMENT.
'l' . I.' . W A 'l' S U N ,
MASTIC; WORKER,
iS PREP..% ILE 1) TO ( T IIE
eSlt•fit, 1.1 1.U.11i14 , I%lltt 1111p1,0%,,1
rule,!. elte.tpri 0 ‘13.! ~,:A•rlor to Au 3 h.,..•-
iolure 11113 eetuel)l I.A. Flo 'yowl ,It loan,
tliffAblv 3.111.'n1 t rites, to bUrIAA.AI.
llopet,1141)11. lky !Uhl equal IA All)
The llntlertagned In the only rviinlde sn.l flrnl
Lcnl ork lIIA II 111 !111, Velhellt In thin t II)
I hat t•
'1;10 led
tillm lOC iht•
Ker,det.l In. whom the ptrtdl.• Are At ltl lllto rr
cr
.1. 1115...11. re-1,1y,, l', , n Altt•t . l II:11.1, , I. :,
.I,t, 1, - ( 1,11.,, A Ilegl.y,) , .1., :, )i,
1 it :-.l,ut.nbcrKer, 1...1,1%.•., life. I. :', t,
.1 I I .licl:Orti, Prlna blr,•••I, ao I I ,
A 1-I oys elyr. 1...15s relict, ,Ily. il, i }rr
(iirtiril tioliw. l'illshiirrh, Wi 5 irs
,t. I 'tilrles gin ,1., 5 I r+
,I.ltire-, 15'1-I,lnr-1., Hotel 144, 13114:,
l'ittshtirgll l' 11. tetilAi 1).1.
ENGINE BUILDERS
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
Iron too 111 l dies-p 4,
General Machinibts and Boiler Makers,
renun. It., St at
Pri'll'4l3lli , iII P.\
M A NU/eAUTI - 111:11. ALI. KINDS OF
1./1,/111,. r Mir
bilikirea anti Hit) 1%,,,te pout,. and rinte.l
Orbit ills, 6,.w 31111, Lthst Fut lutt'eA, I'4t .
Ilea, et.-.
11ve p irticill tr sl lent ion to the
and ior grist milk, xwt Ind
Out rtrrulnr situ toilts
:11/,I ready 1,, ship
ment at short insti.•e Engines Ind neither. lJi
err) dr,eript
A 1,0. lurmatt Boilers And :-diret Iron eeperatelj
\\ r 1,114111 Iron ,h tluuq , liiineyis and Pulite, in
et A k lrirty. And c. oil luur the twinkle...him IA
acliiiii•rj nu,l 1...f01ic I aid,
hir p teem itt hos', our tlirin:llibers wnnuLlrtur
ed of the best qualitj ut mat erhtl, and warranted
in all CYSe9 to ['is e sat lafaction
from all parts of the country solici
ted and promptly
PORK PACKERS.
CHARLES L. OALDWELL,
c , llcovaftol.l to .T AS. lioltues ,)
4( i{ 1: ,
Denier 10 Bacon, Lard Sugar-Cared titstus,
smoked Beef,
CORNER MARKET AND FIRST STS.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
JEWELRY, &C.
W FLRY.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JEST
opened a very large and desirable stock of
FINE GOLD JEWTTRY,
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES,
For Ladies' and ( ientlemens' wear ; tine
Bronze Clocks, Fancy Goods,
t-4 I 1-01 7- 1 — ',11,- - E. WA IF,
Such as Castors, Cake and Fruit Baskets,
Goblets, Card Cases, Tea Setts, etc.
EINEMAN, MET RAN & SEIDLE,
de2o 42 Fifth street.
BREWERS.
_ -
SPENCER & M'KAY,
BREWERS & - KAMM%
PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY.
WE DAVE ALWAYS ON HAND A
superior article of
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
And will continue to make it our aim to g ive
satisfaction to all of our customers. Mr. Bobt.
Watson of Lfberty street, will hare the manage
of our business, with full control in the Brewery.
Address all orders to SPENCER IVKAY,
Pheonix Brewery, Pittsbur g h, Pa.
Jos. SPENCER , seIS-13"ti
.TAS. M'KAY.
PLANING MILLS
ir A MES MI LLINGA R, MONONG A HM-
Is. LA PLAND/C1 MILL, would respeetlully
inform the public that he has rebuilt since the
lire, andhaving enlarged his establishment, and
tilled it with the newest and most approved ma
chineryris now prepared to furnielidnortlig and
planing'boards, scroll eawinf and re-terwidg,'
doors, sash and Withers, k i tdried frames,
moulding 'Ma making, acc.
SOUTH PITTBEURGEr, Sept. 7, 1857. is2o
ALACI,
fliers and 'Dealers In
Fine Old Monongahela Rye Whisky,
:127 LIBERTY STREET,
1 PITTSBURGH. PA
a. u 1•1 Y,
)CER,
NO. l DI A. m,O ,N
m) 7!-13 Jaw
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
.1-Ac -()is
111
Importer nod wholesale dealer In
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS,
ISO SMITHFIELD STREET,
ACOII ICEI.I.EIt IV O' 1.0 INVITE
pArtin.tilqr attention to his stock of ilertnan
\Ville; Anti Irendt Itt,inliea, tt hi:1111a, I•een se
'art.' and imported to. liati,ll. Fannin.% and
rinirehea depend on obtainin3 at ht; ed
t abliannieni itt Its min; \Vint, Pore
1-Ntior. ol all kind>. et4,, , t1 tuno) to the ell},al
tvxt:
Ott hll,l Also, I . ,tri. 111,1 Rye Whisks and
the
HENRY W. BEAUMONT & CO.,
Foreign Brandies, Wines and Gins.
lit, •kl.t•rry , 11W1 l lir . . Azta i.:iu-
Eta Hreu.lit e, i Id IWl.ltlohg e, lu.l
tit tier \l'lti.k .11mAIel II 1111
N .4 . t 1 .1111-7.11-1'1(
PI FT: , lll . li 11. l'A.
Ati..* -- Hutvk, TR, ern, ntitl suppled nt
moder Ate profit,' for Ctqh m y7l-I
GAS PLUMBERS & FITTERS
,t) 1) V X: F.l W 1 N ,
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS,
NO. 14.15 WOOD STREET,
Fir.t t'hural, l'itthburgh,
NO. 47 01110 STREET, ALLEWIENY,
P 1 .31 PSI. 11111311 Sill E El' LEA 11,
1144 •in.l litr l.rnd, a:h.l Nlumlr
Witcritl to gener.l 123.11neriog fitted
in the 1111111 a I 14111,111161 ii ith
Leill ilit,Ll n lII] V. Ale/ -MO
F
0..# - N It
ap3-i 3 .1
BRASS FOUNDERS.
Duquesne Brass Works.
CADMAN & CRAWFORD,
Antit I,ttuvrs of r. rr}
BR/SS WORK FOR PLUMBERS,
t;.\SOR STEAM FITTERS,
Machinists and Coppersmiths
BRASS CASTINGS OF EVERY DE
script ion wade to order. Steamboat a orl,.
Ntesllll and g - tilting and repairing prompt') at
tended tu. Pa rtioula attention paid to titling
up Heti eerie:, for i '4.41 and I 'Arbon t
Also, sole ai ent. it, the Western District el
Penns h alibi. Jr 44 the sale of Zrarsh, Lamt.sell
(M.'s Patent :; , yption Pump, the bet - ever int ent
ed, having no ; it to not liable to get out ul
order and trill throw inure water than any pump
twice its size. . febll-13•41
J. & M. M'STEEN,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
ALL KINDS OP
BRASS AND . IRON COCKS MADE TO ORDER
Also, Brass Castings of all Kinds,
Mscie at the shortest notice
Particular attention paid to fitting up and re
pairing of OIL REFINERIES.
31 & 34- Water Street, near Lthert y.
T., MEMBERS OF THIS FIRM BE
tog practical mechanics of many years' ex
perience in the business will ensure to give sat
isfaction in every respect. We are also agents
for Guild, Garrison ts Co.'s, Steam Pumps for
water and oil. se6-1 yd
STEEL WORKS.
Black Diamond Steel Works,
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Best Quality of Refined Cast Steel,
Square, Flat and Octagon. of all sizes.
Warrante.l equal to any imported or ulanufac
tared in this country.
149 &ISt Ptred and 120 & 122 Second lots,
ieble-lyd PITTSBURGH.
BOYD..WY. WODLLOVOIL
Pittsburgh Steel Works,
JONES, Boy - r• 'sr. co.,
MANDITACTUREBB or
- cast Steel; aleq, Spring, Plow and A B
Steel - springs and Axles,
Corner of Ross and First Streets,
n 02.1-13- PFITSBURCIH, PA.
GLASS WORKS
CNN INEMAM,.... D. C UNNIN °HAM.. D. IHMHEN
P. CC N ?SIN CRAM C. DUNCAN.
lug UNNINOIHIABILS & CO.—PITTS
IJ Mr*, GLASS WORKS—Ware
house 119 Water Oreet, and 166 First_ greet;
i Pittsbmh, -PL . , three , doOnsibeloW the alftft:.
gatiele Rouge, maatthketutert otetttittrargltOtty
Window Glass, Dellggi*st o,lldalWata and Arne
- rlnan.Con vex filtasirelotTettatlrtedcitst.s, church
es and public buildings. apt
F'II'TSHRH~IH, 1*
Three duets n but Bth et
.1 tl “raers promptly .1t Icrule.l to
pi.Tl,'Stit'llgH, PA
IrFFICE AND WARXHOUSE,
• RAILBOADS.,:,,-.
TU. Li
wimsMtak
Peppyhr4pla Ce vow
DAILY 3ThALTN'tg.
•
. .
CONSTANT ADDITIONS ARE BE
IJ
ing made to the equipment bf this exielleitt
double track and expreskroute _put avury•posat
hie care will be exercised:for tile comfogt of pig.,
sengers and:rapid movement. of, iteight. Trails
will leave the depot 4n.Pfttsburgb,as follomw
THROUGH ACCO.IIIMODATION.,M*Ye.(Ox7
cept Sunday,) at 660. a. m., stopping at silt- eta
tious between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, . -
FAST MAIL every morning, (except Sunday,)
at 2 GO a. in. ' stopping only. at principal Stations,
and inakingdirect cooneatioria .at Harrisburg for
Baltimore and Washington, and for, Prew • Xprk .
via Phllade c r u hia. , , ' •
THROIJ EXPHESS 'daily, ,nt 42.6 4). p 1. ,:
I "PP i ng -Stationi.xnak4sig
rec t connections at. rrisburgjor .B_Airoor4,l4l4
Washington, and for; Ow York via Eta adelpkra.
FAST LANE daiTY.(exceet 511440.44 835 p.
nt., stopping only at principal StatioAksmnect-.. ,
anat frar, burg for Bahia:kora wad WardkliVi.
and for Neiv Tork via 'Alentown, without •
change of cats; also nt Phifedelphit, for New .
York_
JOHNSTOWN AOCOAIMOI/A.TION TRAIN
leaves daily, (except Sunday,),at.4-00 m.,.atop
ping at all Stations, and running as far as Cone.
maugh.
FIRST ACCOMMODTION /MAIN for WWI'S.
Station, lea ves daily, (except S unday, ) at 630 a. to-
SE( 70ND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wall's Station, leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at
40 a. m.
THIRD AOCOALMODATION TRAIN for
Wall's Station leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at
350 p. ro.
1)1'13711 ACC( )SIMODATION TRAIN for
Wall's Station leaves dall3 - , (except Sunday,) at
600 p. us.
_ _
TIIECH 11 CII TRAIN learea W sift Station,
every Sunday at 9d5 a. us.; returning leaves
Pittsburgh at 12 rl5 p. m.
RETURNING TRAINS
ARRIVE IN PITTSBI.TRGH AS FOLLOWS:
Baltimore Exßrea9 12 Kap. m.
Philadelphia Express 1 20 p. tu.
Fast Line 1 31)
Through Hail Train 1 1.10 a. m.
Johnstown Accommodation V TO: 06 ii.
Ist Wall's Station Accommodation-- 6, 25 a. m.
1d Wall's Station Accommodation..... 8 36
3d Wall's Station Accommodation...:. 166 p. In.
4111 Station Accommodation.... 6 06 p. m.
Haltimore Express will arri%e with Philadelphia
Express at I 2tim. on 31 yrs.tay s.
TRAINS FOR
I3L AIRS V ILLE and INDI
ANA connect al Blairsville Intersection Wlth
Through aceomincsiatioo, Johnstown Accommo
dation and Express Train East, and with Baltl
more Express and Johnstown Accommodation
Rest.
TRAINS FOR EBENSI3I , Rti connect at Cres
son with Express frains and Mail Train West,
nod with Through Accommodation and Express
Train East.
FARE;
TO NEW YORK 812 80
PHILADELPHIA 10 60
'IBALTIIIIOR} 10 00
LANCASTER 8' to
HARR LSH ORO
ALTOONA 3 60
Baggage Checked to all Stations on the Penn
sylvania Railroad; and to Philadelphia, Bain-.
wore and New York. •
Passengers purchasing tickets in cars will be
charged an access according to distance traveled
in addition to tits Station rates, except from Sta. ,
Lions where the Company has no Agent.
N ( rile E.—lncase of loss, the Compan y will
hold themselves responsible for personal baggage
only. and for an amount not exceeding ALSO.
N. B.—An Omnibus. Line has been employed to
convey Passengers and 13aggag,e to and from the
Depot, at a charge not to exceed 25 cents for each
passenger and baggage.
J. STEWART, Agent,
At the P. R. it., Passenger Station, on Liberty
and ( i rant streets. no2o
1864. Rgatigz=zoi 1864.
THE PITTSBURGH,
FT, WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY,
AND
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER JANUARY let, 1884,
Jr trains run as follows, viz:—
Plttfil)'e. For rhrgo. For Cley'd. ForWheel'g.
Expreaa 1.45 a. m. 1.45 a. m. 1.45 a. m.
Fxpreo 1.4.5 p. TO. 1.45 p. m. 1.45 p. m.
6.30 a. TO. 6.16 a. m.
IiETURNIN(k
Arm% e
1 . kV. t m., 3.9 U p. m
47 . N. 7 '2 10 0. m.. 3 fio p m.. 05 p.
ACCuNIAI()DA'rif o)MMMI)DA•rinN rRAIN
Lem', e .111f..zhenr
For Alliance. enr N. B. For N. C. For Steu'e
p tn. 1.15 a. tn. 6.411 a. tu
1 . 2.00 m. 3.UU p. at_ 3.00 p. m.
4.311 p. m.
5.40 p. to.
RF:TVRNIIsa;
rri‘ t. Ilegheay,
P.. W. t H'3 7.20 a m., 8.40 a. m., 2.35 p.
4 p. m.
I . N. P. H. H
IREEE!!
ti EO: PAR KIN, Ticket Agent.
I loon Passongi.r Station, Pittsburgh, Pa
A. 'ASSELBERRY,Agent,
Allegheny city
11. R. PA Y Gen. Pass. Agent.
P.. F. W. 71. C. Ry. Co.
F. R M Y ERS, t en. Ticket Agent,
C. a.. P. R_ R. Co.
Pittsburgh & Connellsville R. R.
W I N
F A V l l l ll s ::llrtt . t r ree ß 3 Trs E in77vti Ig lrve T the ll3 L l Z:
put, corner of Ross and Water streets, as Widows:
Leaves Arrives at
Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh
Mall to and from li'ntown. 7 5.5 a. m. 6 (Op. m
E.prk,s p. m. 1 00 a. in
Int Al'Kvesitort Acc'tln. 11 00 s. m. 7 00 it. st
15 s. ni. 2 05p. m
Ist Port l'rrrp .. 7 on a. in. 6 :30 a. ra
11rsl , tock'., 4 15 ft. w. 640 p.
-sti,lit - 'hurcli 113111 to
am! trom 1 00 p. m. 10 00 a. m
For th , la•ts appl3 to tiM). , LTON,
H.111.1(!li.S1 ON F.:, Supt. des.
A N
BOSTON,
I
THE LARGEST AND BEAT AR.
I ringed Hotel in the New England States; is
centrally located, and easy of access from all the
routes of travel. It contains All the modern im
provements. and every convenience for the com
fort and accommodation of the traveling public.
The sleeping 1001116 are large and well ventilated;
the stoles of rooms are well arranged, and com
pletely furnished for fanillies and large traveling
parties. and the house will continue to he kept
as a tl rst,lass Hotel in every respect.
Telegraph in the house to all parts of the coun
t ry HENRY RICE, Proprietor.
Roston, Sept. 1863. sel2-6md
To Builders and ContraetOrs.
WWE ARE NO MANUFACTURING
superior article of
LIME,
Which we are prepared to deliver from our
COAL YARD, 509 LIBERTY STREET
BST QUALITY OP
N"..ea.. WE X G OAL,
Always oil 'hand as usual.
DICKSON, STENVART &CO.
Steam Wagon Work.
O N RAND AND MADE TO ORDER
WAGONS, .
CARTS,
WHEELBARROWS,
STORE TRUCKS,
kIAY AND STRAW CUTTERS
C. COLEMAN.
oa7-1 yd Marion Avenue, Alleghedy flit
FOR AUTUMN OF 1883,
A complete assortment of beautiful
PA G- I N
Of all st nt Prices lower than can be again
olferel. eigie .Inring the season by
. P. PIARSIIALL,
-NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SONO,
4.1[../1130C, r
"Just before the Battle; Mother.
• tram vamatt
Just before thaimttle, mother,
am thinking most of you ;
,While upon the field we're Marehint,.
With the enemy in view.
Coniraties Wave are ro und ,me lying, • ,
Filled with thbughts of hmthe mid tiodl —
For well they - know t titat,444lMintieroWp
Will aleep 'be - death the sod.
141=1 -MC/4,Bl3.CcliairTH3 d
eopieomalledkos
'For Mlle by ACHRIA4O. NEEMORP-L*
febk , .
VD . MILEY" lETSEE_Idi. -081 E
lop , §} l tmt i ftr-- - -..rist received and for
safety ' & ARWLSTORNG,
feb2 comer Market and First ots.
;1'
4.
•2 / th ' - UP VW
:
•:: ALEX.Vgillanjapu PtisgW. •
aim Traywioe- _
gtrt, :
miaow , thaTitopet 4 ,
JAgzscrin.m4 , l ol 440/eaccur*.
p.D6A/C m
Trrosow, esq. W. Y. HOWARD, esq.
"Authorized
.. . . . AiNcio,ooo
• .Paid Up enro!ta4 ..... ......... 000
WILL INSIT/tr, 4.11V1L4t AV g hrpipy
AS low as othlr good companies. MU
TUAL policies entitle the holders to share in
the profits. The last bonus was 43 per cent.
30114 I STOCK rates are 20 per cent, lower thau
AIUTUAL. •
451-TOTAL ABSTJEDIENCE rates the lowest
in the world.'
FurtitexTirticulars furnished on aWteetton
to -S-S. pjttsbnrght
febt-tC 69 ron4* street(Bgrkot ,
.
it4LOW
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gaIHEIII.ILANIELIN FIRE INStrliAlkilit
. .1 COXPAZir .OF PRILLADELPHIA,,tOE
FICE No. 435 and 437 CHESTNUT
.21. Z.,
near Fifth.
STATEII2hAr.tof ASSETS, •SAIr. Ist, 1862.
Published Agreeably to amActot Assemblyibe
ing
First Mortgage, amply secured $1,893,393
Real J.:state (present value 8163,313
61,) cost..
Temporary * Loans on ample Coda..terat Securities
Stocks, (present value 986, 687 72,)
cost. tt9,786 68
Notes and Bills Receivable 1,821 00
Cash 27,919'33
2,203051 68 4
The only profits from premiums s which' thle
company can divide by law, are from risks wilier'
have been determined.
Insurances made on every description of Prop
erty, ha Town and Country, at rates as lowas are
consistent with security.
Since their incorporation,..a_ period of thirty
years, they ha re paid tossesby Fire, to an amount
exceeding Four-Millions of 'Dollars, „thereby. af
fording evidence of the advantages of ,Insurance,
as well as the ability anddispositidn to meet with
promptness sllliabilities.
Losses paid during theyear 1839,502,188 aft , .
DIRECTORS.
CHARLES W. /3aderrea, Motu:moat H. Lotto'
TOBLAs WA.,t,atc, DAVID S. BROWN,
SAMUEL(IRA 1, - T, ISAAC LEA,
Jevort R. SMiTTI, EDWARD C. 'DALE,
01 - k , ROB W. RJI' HARM, GEORGE' 'PALES,
CHAS..U. BANC.h.ER President.
EDWARD C. DALE, Vice President.
'. Steel Secretary pro tem.
.I.GARDENER. COFFIN, Agent.
my 18 Northeast con Third and Wood sts.
PHILADELPHIA FTRV An LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
149 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom Ficrilse.
Capitat.. 8219,100. A.5eet5..5304t9436
L MAKE ALL KINDS OF IK- ,
SURANCE, either Perpetual or Limited,
on every description of Property or Merchiindhie,
at reasonable rates of preminm.
ROBT. P. KING, President.
M. W. BALDWIN, Vice President.
DIRECTORS.
Quit ALES SATES, E. R. COPE,
'E. It. ENGLISH, Grouon W. Known,
P. B. SAVERY, JOSEPH S. PAUL,
C. SHERALAN, JOSEPH CLAYTON,
S. J. hiAtinaci. E. Wina a,
F. Br.AciirriN, Secretary,
I. G. COFFIN, Agent.
Corner Third and Wood streets.
ALLEGHENY MR:M.OCE CO.,
Or t'IZ`TSBUR,G H.
OM ee, No. 3 . 7 Fifth Street, B4nk Block
INSURES AGAINST ALL KINDS OF
FIRE AND 31AR INE RISES.
ISAAC JONES, President ; JOIIN D. Mc-
CORD, Vice President ; 1). M. BOOK, Secretary;
Cap , . WM. DEAN, General Agent.
Di V. ECTONA-4.2191LC Jones, C. U., gussey, Har
vey Childs, Capt. R. C. Gray John A. Wllson,
B. L. Fahnestock, .Tohn D. McCord, Capt. Admit
Jacobs, R. P. Sterling, Capt. W. Dean, Robert
L. APtiretv, Robt. R. Davis. no2S
Western Insurance.Oompany of Pittsburgh.
GEORGE DARSIE, President
F. M. Gannon, Secretary.
• Capt. H. D. Uociskars, Gang Agent.
No. 02 Water street, (Spang & Co's Warehouse,
upstairs,) Pittsburgh.
ILL LNIS U,RE, AG-AINEP ALL
kinds of FIRE and MARINE R15T1.5..
A Home Institution managed by Directors who
are well known in thecommunity, and who are
determined, by promptness and liberality, to
maintain the character which they have assumed,
as offering the best protection to those who de
sire to be Lush red.
A.S.•:.LTS, OCTOBER 30th, 1861.
Stock Accounts $ 63,000 00
Mortgage 2,160 00
°Mee Furniture 2,50 00
Open Accounts, etc 7,809 00
Cash 18,351 00
Premium Notes 27,605 00
Notes and .13111 s Discounted 174,075 00
$298,251 O.
Dlnee - rons—R. Miller, Jr., James M'Aulek,
Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander Nimick, George
Dare, Wm. 11. Smith, Chas. W. Hicketson An
drew Ackley, Alexander Speer, David M. f.ong,
Rees J. Thomas, Benj. Bakewell, John M'Cune
CUNARD LINE.
Steam to Queenstown and Liverpool.
The First Lilts* Powerful Steamships,
SIDON,
ILEDAIEt,
MARTITON, I TRIPOLI,
WILL SAIL FROM NNW
York every alternate 'Wednesday,
a from Liverpool every alternate
Tuesday, and from Queenstown
every alternate Wednesday.
Steerage. passage from Liverpool or Queens.
town, *3O in g old, or its et - lull:alma in currency.
From New lark to Liverpool, $35 in currency.
For Steerage Passage apply to WILL Liss
CI PIVN, 4U Fulton St:, New York, or •
THUS. IIATTIGA ,N Agt,
No. 1 ^ .2 Alonongaliala House, Water st.,
no t - lyd Successor to Thos. Rattigin
Pilf3f3Ae ;I'o, a 0 i wog • ,
Lower than the Lowest.
THE UNDERSIGNED IS
now prepared to bring out passen
.J4:-4 gers by FIRST GLASS MAIL
sT LA Af ERS direct from LIVER
POOL LUN DON DERV or 1,1 I, WAY to NEW
YORK, or PITTSBURGH,
SEVEN DOLLARS
lower than any othet agent here. Call and get
the rates and be convinced. Steamers sail every
week, and passengers are found in everything.
Parties brought. out by first class CLIPPFR
SAILING vessels at very low rates. Sight
Drafts on the NATIONAL BANK payable at
any of its branc.heain England or Ireland for sale.
For particulars as to rates, ac., apply to
D. U' .L,
Chronicle Office, No. 70 Fifth at.,•
jail:Kt-end and 66 Smithfteld st., Pittsburgh.
Pazsage from England and Ireland,
,O o .
EUROPEAN AGENCY.
THOMAS B. ItATTIGAII,
EUROPEAN
2.i. Monongahela Rouses, Pittsburgh,
Pa., is prepared to bring out or
bring out or send hack passengars from or to any
part of the old country, either by steam or sail
ing packets.
SIGHT BONDS FOR SALE, payable in any
part of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis andelneinnattitail,
road. Also Agent for the old Black Star Line
of Sailing Packets, and for the lines of Steam
ers sailing. between New York, Liverpool, Glas
gow and Galway.
janA-Iyd , THOS. 11,. RATTIGAN.-
' Sall Your_Old Books 10 - Papers.
iIBEE BI B I X EST PRICE . WILL BE
paid tor old books with b u sks removed, old
newspapers or other printed per, at our Paper
and Rag store, No. 33 S FIELD ST.
Jan?-inid S. B. C.P.m A RK.LE.
yikRESS GOODS OP THE LATEST
CLOAKS, SACQUES, SHAWLS, MIS Of
every kind and a variety of other goods. Ali
will by offered cheap to afford all to purchase,'
H. 7. LYNCH'S,
No 96 Market street
oc3l between sth and the Diamond.
RlithlOVAL OF LIVF.RY.STABLE—
The undersigned having removed his Live;
ry Stable from the redr of the Scott - House, -to
near the corner of First and - Suidthtleld street,
w. t 'ono's old stand, is prepared to furnish
carriges, buggies. and saddle horses upon the
shortest notice. Also .hOrsej kept - at livery at
reasonable rates, tndert4ing and all arrange
ment. for funerals will receive - his' lel atten
tion. NEAL EBIGELAND.
87 Wood st,reet
ENE loony .111 A ft REMOVED
JIM , his stock or Chlict and Queensware to
• NO. 24' wodi) writEEV,
. - -
adjoining WM. itagaley, msg., where het=it
'pleased to show hie customers a complete '
Went:of all setiehmin his/Misstated to tliewentii
ohlamiliee, restaurants, hotels, steamboaltsoind
-city 'and country dealers. - fekltintd-,
NABE & C0..8
"'Hold. Medal freiniumlianoch .- , 3
, r aitr a tuiii w il tectrtrung tOlut.ethermtlittslmn si Erfual 4.
leiete:catuti. toittiina nos'
lotaperguwy Platto tutanufacturea. Certttl
mateirtilhAt Wed , by Itie 'ktati inutbergi,tcalCtotiakitelebrt%•
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Paa.
CHARLOTTEBLME,A
43 Fifth street,
febe Solt agent for muudacturen
102,05 28
89,18558
STEAMSHIPS
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